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[[File:Medusal_Slurker.png|thumb|Fighting the Medusal Slurker. If you look closely you can see the Rock Pikmin floating inside of it]] | [[File:Medusal_Slurker.png|thumb|Fighting the Medusal Slurker. If you look closely you can see the Rock Pikmin floating inside of it]] | ||
The Medusal Slurker is an enemy from [[Pikmin 3]]. It was the first enemy fightable in the E3 Demo. It appears to use its under-appendage to snatch Pikmin. It bears great resemblance to [[Jellyfloat]]s. It drops [[Rock Pikmin]] in the Demo. | The Medusal Slurker is an enemy from [[Pikmin 3]]. It was the first enemy fightable in the E3 Demo. It appears to use its under-appendage to snatch Pikmin. It bears great resemblance to [[Jellyfloat]]s. It drops [[Rock Pikmin]] in the Demo.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6_xo5DQf-4&t=1m40s E3 2012 Show Floor Footage]</ref> | ||
It takes 7 Pikmin to carry and is worth 15 pokos. | It takes 7 Pikmin to carry and is worth 15 pokos. | ||
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* Its name could also be a reference to the adult stage of the realworld Jellyfish, which is also called ''Medusa.'' | * Its name could also be a reference to the adult stage of the realworld Jellyfish, which is also called ''Medusa.'' | ||
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Revision as of 13:13, June 6, 2012
The Medusal Slurker is an enemy from Pikmin 3. It was the first enemy fightable in the E3 Demo. It appears to use its under-appendage to snatch Pikmin. It bears great resemblance to Jellyfloats. It drops Rock Pikmin in the Demo.[1]
It takes 7 Pikmin to carry and is worth 15 pokos.
Trivia
- The Medusal Slurker appears to be able to turn other Pikmin it absorbs into Rock Pikmin. Therefore, its name may be a refference to Medusa, the queen of the Underworld in greek mythology who turned humans into stone.
- Its name could also be a reference to the adult stage of the realworld Jellyfish, which is also called Medusa.